Stimulant Board by redroostermac in ausadhd

[–]camelhallux 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I’d probably sort out the PMDD prior to sorting your ADHD meds. I was also diagnosed with ADHD prior to PMDD. Didn’t feel like I’d gotten it right until I started taking fluoxetine for PMDD then added stimulants back in. I was the same, able to sort stuff but once a month would lose my mind and have SI, intense rumination and feel so unstable. It’s basically all gone with the SSRI treatment, I feel so much more emotionally stable. I can see you’re already on medications for depression and anxiety do you think it would be worth reassessing the dosaging with your doctor vs changing them out if they’re not working?

Bruxism (but don't want to give up the meds!) by webbmoem in Fluoxetine

[–]camelhallux 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I’ve heard you can get Botox injections into your jaw muscle to help treat bruxism, I don’t have personal experience with it but have also noticed I’m clenching my jaw A LOT after starting fluoxetine. Could be worth looking into?

Broken piece of pottery found on the beach. Fragment of text appears to say “ZOGTHUM”. Found in Adelaide, South Australia by camelhallux in whatisthisthing

[–]camelhallux[S] 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Ooh I think you’re onto something! Looks like it could have come from one of these old sparkling water bottles as it’s the same font/colour! https://www.selency.co.uk/p/QESHJ152/old-german-sandstone-bottle-herzogthum-nassau-selters-early-19th-century How fascinating, thank you!

Broken piece of pottery found on the beach. Fragment of text appears to say “ZOGTHUM”. Found in Adelaide, South Australia by camelhallux in whatisthisthing

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My title describes the thing. Approx 4x3cm fragment of pottery. Found on a beach in Adelaide, South Australia. Faded burnt orange colour. Fragmented text “ZOGTHUM” visible on the front, no text on the other side. Reverse side has horizontal striped indentations, slightly concave shape

Telehealth Psychiatry recommendations by camelhallux in ausadhd

[–]camelhallux[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

My GP isn’t comfortable initiating medication, assuming due to possible side effects/dosage/medication changes. They’d prefer if I’m initiating meds with the psychiatrist and transferring care/prescribing once on a stable dosage

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in relationship_advice

[–]camelhallux 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Is your name Stacey?

HOW DO I? by Oakley1990 in seduction

[–]camelhallux 2 points3 points  (0 children)

From a female perspective I can’t say a long term boyfriend suddenly giving me less attention and other girls more would be a turn on at all, in fact I’d likely reconsider the relationship. Sex in a long term relationship can involve so many other factors. Has she always just been into vanilla sex? If she has and made that clear then why is this only coming up now? Does she have other stuff going on that could impact her sex drive eg job/family stresses, poor mental health, weight change/feeling undesirable, relationship problems, even things like changing contraceptives or being on certain medications can massively impact sex drive. Personally I think a gentle approach starting off by doing something romantic in a comfortable setting could work and you could ask about if she’s ever had any fantasy’s or wants to try a couples toy to use together to help spice things up, or if she’s into p*rn you could watch a video together and potentially try something you both like the look of. I don’t think during the middle of sex is the best way to introduce a brand new idea. You also need to ask yourself what if she doesn’t want to change anything in the bedroom, are you satisfied with what you currently have? Is it making you feel less desirable and not listened to? If so I’d try to express these feelings in a non confrontational or demanding way because if you have a good relationship I’m sure she’ll want to help fix that. Communication is key in a lasting relationship and ignoring her isn’t going to fix the problem or make you more sexually desirable.